Comments on: Snapnames and Namejet: an Important Difference in the Bidding Process http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/ Making Money With Domain Names Thu, 12 Apr 2012 06:39:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: marc http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/comment-page-1/#comment-3083 marc Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:20:10 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/an-important-difference-between-snapnames-and-namejet/#comment-3083 Thanks for the info, I'm glad I read this before backordering my original own domain back again. My host company (Bottomline) went bust and I wasn't informed, I found out only after I was told my site was down. Somehow it was transfered to Enom and somehow it ended up as an RGP. It seems now that the only way to get my own domain back again is to bid for it on Namejet, which, in my opinion is a complete rip-off. They should simply go into a universal pool of sorts. That way I could get my South African host to register it again for a mere R70 ($10) instead of the R532 ($69) or more Namejet want as exclusive sellers. To me this is just plain insider trading. M. Thanks for the info, I’m glad I read this before backordering my original own domain back again.

My host company (Bottomline) went bust and I wasn’t informed, I found out only after I was told my site was down. Somehow it was transfered to Enom and somehow it ended up as an RGP. It seems now that the only way to get my own domain back again is to bid for it on Namejet, which, in my opinion is a complete rip-off. They should simply go into a universal pool of sorts. That way I could get my South African host to register it again for a mere R70 ($10) instead of the R532 ($69) or more Namejet want as exclusive sellers.

To me this is just plain insider trading.

M.

]]> By: 2w http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/comment-page-1/#comment-410 2w Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:28:48 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/an-important-difference-between-snapnames-and-namejet/#comment-410 hi greeting ThANKing , have any 1 any result in attemptin to sell her/his property @ SnapNames ?? cheers ThANKye , 2w hi greeting ThANKing ,

have any 1 any result in attemptin
to sell her/his property
@ SnapNames ??

cheers ThANKye , 2w

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]]> By: Damir http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/comment-page-1/#comment-407 Damir Sat, 08 Mar 2008 07:55:56 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/an-important-difference-between-snapnames-and-namejet/#comment-407 Great post there. Many Thanks Great post there.

Many Thanks

]]> By: Candomainer http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Candomainer Sat, 08 Mar 2008 06:20:47 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/an-important-difference-between-snapnames-and-namejet/#comment-406 Namejet tricked me into that as well. $500+ I was prepared to pay, I did. ouch. I can imagine they have made millions with this dirty trick. Read the fine print I guess, preying on an ingrained habit is low. Been to thousands of auctions, almost all are proxy. Cheers! Namejet tricked me into that as well. $500+ I was prepared to pay, I did. ouch. I can imagine they have made millions with this dirty trick. Read the fine print I guess, preying on an ingrained habit is low. Been to thousands of auctions, almost all are proxy.

Cheers!

]]> By: ASN5 http://domainerpro.com/snapnames-and-namejet-bidding/comment-page-1/#comment-405 ASN5 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 06:16:04 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/an-important-difference-between-snapnames-and-namejet/#comment-405 Hello there... I tried to use your contact form, but got a referer error or something... Anyway, sorry I didn't hit you up first, but I just put up a site (BuyMyDomainNamePortfolio.com) on Feb 29th, and the individual domain names are selling faster than I expected, so I bumped the portfolio discount and have been answering a lot of email. Okay, well I wanted to let you know about the portfolio sale I'm conducting, since you seem interested in the same type of domain name I am. I've hacked prices at least in half on every domain name. And as I said, I'm actually selling the domain names individually too, but I'm discounting the entire portfolio on an ongoing basis. Obviously, there will be some point where the discounts on the portfolio price will meet someone's expectations and the entire portfolio will sell; but until then, what's available is available. Take care, Anthony Hello there…

I tried to use your contact form, but got a referer error or something… Anyway, sorry I didn’t hit you up first, but I just put up a site (BuyMyDomainNamePortfolio.com) on Feb 29th, and the individual domain names are selling faster than I expected, so I bumped the portfolio discount and have been answering a lot of email.

Okay, well I wanted to let you know about the portfolio sale I’m conducting, since you seem interested in the same type of domain name I am. I’ve hacked prices at least in half on every domain name. And as I said, I’m actually selling the domain names individually too, but I’m discounting the entire portfolio on an ongoing basis.

Obviously, there will be some point where the discounts on the portfolio price will meet someone’s expectations and the entire portfolio will sell; but until then, what’s available is available.

Take care,

Anthony

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